Axum

Ganeti development is more or less dead. If you look at the github repo, it hasn’t seen a notable release in 4 years. All that’s been done is a small bugfix patch two months ago by the community.

The project being based on Haskell code also makes it less attractive for new devs.

What a shit take calling people dumb for trying to boycott a big tech platform. Having your project primarily on GH including issue tracking etc is in github’s best interest as being “the” code platform.

You have totally missed the topic. This person is not asking where to host a project. They are asking about how to avoid even downloading a repo from github as if it’s some moral crime.

Newsflash, 75% of any operating system and it’s utilities are developed and put on github. You cannot avoid it and trying to do so only harms your own access to things. You might as well just cut off your own internet at that point.

Project developers, not the users downloading from them, have to be the ones to move off of github. That’s how this works.

Then cut yourself entirely off the internet, as it facilitates all of that.

This is honestly dumb. If you hate github then actively downloading from it and eating their bandwidth is helping your mission of killing them.

Where a project is hosted is irrelevant because if the platform shits itself one can simply just do git add remote someserver and push the whole project over to some new code hosting site.

You refusing to download from github is quite simply stupid.

Vlc does not meet the wife approval factor.

The closest project to this that I can think of would be Netbox

The bitwarden vaults themselves are encrypted with your password. So I’m not sure what there is to not trust with bitwarden, as even if files were stolen, they are encrypted so they’re largely useless.

I pay for bitwarden premium because it supports the development of a good open source project.

Edit: fixed phrasing given suggestion below

If it’s just android, you may look at Headwind mdm

https://h-mdm.com/

Just don’t try to run huge amounts of bandwidth or try to pirate content on it and you’ll be fine. It does need a credit card on file, but it cannot charge it unless you explicity disable free tier.

You can get a quad core ARM 24 gb ram vpn for free on oracle cloud on their free tier.

This isn’t something that should really be set by users of an app. It should be set by you, as you will be the one to handle user feedback and bug reports.

That being said, bigger releases are a challenge from a debugging report standpoint because you are introducing many more changes in each release compared to a smaller number of charges in more frequent releases. This is why many devops teams in corporate land try to keep releases smaller and more frequent (see also: Agile Development)

You’ll hate to hear this and it’ll age you 50 years but… The new generation doesnt use Google unless everything else fails. They will search discord, tiktok, and ChatGPT directly first before they ever touch google 🫠

You’ll learn pretty quickly that a large chunk of self-hosting people are the types that are just terrified of having things be outside their control, which by extension means they are terrified of other people that aren’t them running infrastructure. 🫠